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Podcasts are available also to folks. Let’s go ahead and not forget about the rumble channel. I’ll leave the link below
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Go ahead and check out our rumble. I make videos and stuff like that on there
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I’ve actually been doing a lot of video production. We released them. We’ve been releasing a video every Wednesday
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I can’t promise every Wednesday, but I’ve been doing a video almost every Wednesday
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So go ahead in there and check that out a lot of cool videos
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I also live stream call of duty and some other video games. I play over the weekends. I stream them up there, too
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So if you guys are interested in that check it out
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Like I said, it’s just a cool little place where I get to do a lot of video and stuff like that
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Like I said, I don’t think it’s as big as the podcast is but like I said, it’s definitely a lot of fun
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Go ahead and check that out and also to there’s a lot of other
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Content creators up there and one thing that’s really nice is it’s we you know, it is rumble, you know
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You can kind of say what you want to which one and none of your stuff gets
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Taken down which I’ve had strikes on YouTube and stuff of that and what really upsets me is I just recently got an email the other
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Day from YouTube about a strike for an old podcast episode from a couple years ago. I just don’t understand
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I mean, I know they’re using AI and things like that
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But I just don’t understand how these things all of a sudden get get found after years of being up and it really wasn’t even that
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controversial
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But like I said, the other thing too about rumble is louder with crowders on there. He’s one of my favorite content creators
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I really like his morning show. It’s like 45 minutes. It’s a little longer if you’re part of rumble
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I have the the official you guys seen it on my Instagram and all that the louder with Crowder mug
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Like I said, I like his show. I really like what he does
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Some people don’t like him, but he is a kind of a controversial comedian
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But like I said, I find him pretty funny and I do enjoy his content. So
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And well, I’m glad he’s on rumble. He was for years
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He was with I think was C CR TV and like I said
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I never said I mean you could only get him if you subscribe to CR TV
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But now he’s like I said, he’s all for free on rumble and all that kind of stuff and it’s a great platform
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I really like rumble
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He’s went there a couple of big twitch streamers that got sick of the issues. They were having on twitch went there
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It’s a growing platform. They like 75 million people which is I mean a drop in the bucket if you think about how many
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YouTube has but you know, and I think you know, we talked about this a couple shows ago
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But I think it’s gonna be the future of the internet is gonna be segmented these little areas of the internet
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these little pockets of the internet where you find, you know content you want these different platforms and
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You know, you’re always gonna have somebody that’s different but they’re never gonna be as big as YouTube and it’s just you can’t YouTube’s like a
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Once-in-a-lifetime thing, especially if they’re with Google. So but yeah, like I said rumble
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I really like and I strongly advise you to check it out. Especially if you’re into freedom of speech and all that
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So speaking of things that I’ve been following pretty closely
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We always talk about prep being prepped and all that kind of stuff
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But apparently that that Japanese quake I feel bad for all those people. The death toll is up to 161 now
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it’s really a thousands of households still remain without
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without power
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You know, they got snow now. So that’s hindering the the effects of things and
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It’s just been an unbelievable thing over there. I mean, I know we’re over there helping out
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I mean, you know hate to say cuz I’m a lot of love. It’s a waste of more money over there
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But in this it it’s not like we’re fighting a war over there. We’re trying to help save lives
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People are people that have I mean, I feel so bad for them as people
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I mean, I mean you could be prepared as you want but I mean your house falls down on top of you
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you know, you can’t be prepared for that and
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They’re still trying like I said to get people and all that it’s shame. I really feel bad
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There hasn’t been too many aftershocks and 7.6 is a pretty significant tremor
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But like I said, I feel bad people I mean lost everything and then to on top of that
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You know that built the houses collapse that collapse on people. It’s just so sad. And then of course they had the
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They had fires they had a fight because of the quake and like I said, they still have power that’s down to places and stuff
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I just it’s just a really terrible thing and I really feel bad
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I mean you could be like you can be as prepped as you want
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You know if your bunker collapse under with a quake, there’s nothing you can do about it
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You know, they do have places that harden people do have homes that are hardened against this kind of stuff
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I know like data centers
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Especially if they are in areas like this
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They’re actually harden data centers so they can be protected against quakes and stuff like that
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But you know, it’s really sad. Like I said 565 people were injured over a thousand 390 homes destroyed
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I just want to bring this up because it’s a shame
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To like I said to see you know, like I said, we always talk about being prepared being ready, but unfortunately sometimes
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Especially at earthquake. You can’t really prepare for it. I mean you could do the best you can but
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You know, it’s one of those things where sometimes structures just don’t hold up to the ground shaking
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But like I said, hopefully that the have relief there
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They have tons of people they’re helping out and I have like I said
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I have a lot of people come people upset when they say well now we’re wasting money on helping now
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I don’t think so, you know fighting a war that’s useless is different than helping people that are in this kind of situation
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I mean these people did nothing wrong. This is just you know, active, you know act of God, you know
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I mean, there’s nothing you can do about it. It’s upsetting but like I said, I’m glad we have relief over there for
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For these people so they’re helping out with that. That was a big story
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this week
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and you know, it’s like I said, it’s really a shame because like I said, they’re also
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They at the time when this came out a couple days ago, there’s only six people now it’s up to 106 60 some so minutes
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You know and then they what they were worried about too is they’re worried about possible
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When they have quakes like this
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They’re worried about the ocean and the type and was a typhoon when it hit Fukushima a bunch of years ago after a quake. I
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Remember, I think Obama was in office. They actually had to get
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Our military and all that kind of support that helped them
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Japan’s ready for these things, but you mean just nothing prepares you for that
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But like I said, they you know
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It’s a shame and I bring these kind of world events up because we always talk about being prepped but they’re unfortunately just sometimes you
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Just can’t be prepped for something like that. You can’t be prepped for I mean you can be as prepared as you want
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I mean if a tidal waves coming it’s gonna I mean there’s nothing you can do
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I mean you could be as prepared as you want get out of the area, but
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You know, it’s a tough. It’s a really tough thing. So
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like I said, they’re those people I really feel for them and
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You know, it’s a horrible thing and they’ve gone through it before as well
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So I feel bad for them and like I said, we wish them all the best Coast Guard’s there everybody
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They’re helping out our our military and all that kind of their military their support services Red Cross
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everybody’s over there trying to help them so
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like I said, we wish them the best and
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Unfortunately – this wasn’t Japan also had other news – this past week
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With the five people that died in that Japan plane crash in Tokyo
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That was five people were aboard the Japanese
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Was it was a coat wall actually collided with so the way that actually was Japanese airline actually collided
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With a Coast Guard aircraft the coat everybody that was on the plane survived, but unfortunately those five
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people that were actually in the Coast Guard a
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Plane did not and it’s unfortunate to lose anybody but especially the men and women and they are
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the Coast Guard’s an amazing team a group of people and
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It’s a shame to see any of those people die
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They they go they risk their lives to save others and unfortunately, this was just a situation where you know
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They do planes just collided
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You know, they call it a near miss, but it’s not it’s a near hit as far as I’m concerned
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But like I said, I really feel bad especially the Coast Guard
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I’ve always had a lot of respect for the Coast Guard folks in the sense of
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you know what grounds the Navy and the Air Force they go out and
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you know, it’s just really so much respect for those people my friend a very good friend of mine on say his name on the
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show but
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He was actually him and I were talking and we were thinking about joining the military
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After high school and I had to man he was joining looking at the Navy looking at the army and all that and I answer now
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Maybe I’ll just join the Coast Guard, you know, I’m not in the mood to you know
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He’s like, you know, it was funny the guy leaving the guy that that was recruiting me for the Navy’s like
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You know, I’m doing the Coast Guard. He goes they go out in everything what grounds the Air Force and in the Navy
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they go out and so
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Really a tremendous amount of respect for those guys
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If anybody to you ever wants to really get a look good look at the Coast Guard go ahead and check out there’s a movie
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with
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Kevin Costner and I believe Aston Kutcher’s with it as well and it’s called Guardian. It’s a really good movie
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Go ahead and check it out
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It actually shows you a real behind the scenes of what they actually go through to train these guys
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Really amazing people wonderful work that they do
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I have a tremendous amount of respect for those guys and anybody in our military, but especially those guys
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They are actually allowed to board other other other boats and stuff like that if they think there’s suspicion or anything. I mean really
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Not only do they do they as well
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You know go out and and save lives people that are drowning and stuff but they also – they also are
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Literally doing the heck what it says coast guarding the coast against foreign military and stuff like that
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They actually really do it’s not just a life-saving organization. It also they also have other things they do as well
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It’s quite a diverse group them in the National Guard’s are supposed to be the ones that protect home base. So, uh,
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like I said, I really
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Trim, you know transmit a speck for those guys and what they do and unfortunately, it’s shame to see these five guys lose their lives
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It’s just a shame and unfortunately
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Lucky enough everybody in the airline was okay all hundred forty seven hundred and think forty or sixty some passengers
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But those five guys unfortunately making it’s really upsetting. So thoughts are with them as well
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So one of the things I wanted to bring up there’s a some some controversy in the news about why
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Former First Lady Melania was not in the family photo. Apparently she has went back
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Her mother is in not doing well 78. She’s very ill and
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She skipped the New Year’s party at Mar-a-Lago to to be with her
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To be with her mother and a lot of respect for her with that
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I remember taking care of my parents when they were ill and stuff like that no matter who you are
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It’s a tough thing and something we all are going to have to do unfortunately part of life
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But that’s why she was not there
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So the controversy about that has finally been laid to rest we talked about that a little bit last week on the show
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so
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When when Trump was in office?
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They were always talking about how much time he spent golfing how much time he spent at Mar-a-Lago and some of that recent
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article in the New York Post the other day
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says that Biden has spent 37% of his
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2023 at his getaway either in Delaware or camp or vacation site or a Camp David
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37%
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So I think that’s about on par with Trump and let me taste. I will I will say this regardless of which side of the eye
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You’re on when you are president. It is a 24/7 thing. How many times did it happen to?
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Bush or Obama or anybody even prior to to Trump?
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how many times they’re on vacation or they’re at Camp Dave and all of a sudden they have to do a press conference all of a
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Sudden because you know something happened and they need to you know, they have to you know, take care of that
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I mean when you’re president you are president 24/7 regardless of your fever there or not at the White House. That’s just the way it is. So
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Like I said, that was an interesting article. I read
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37% so it’s about on par actually when I look this up for the show
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Because I wanted to look at this a little bit apparently
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Surprisingly enough the guy that’s been more time than anybody
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Was actually Bush jr. He was on vacation more than anybody over thousand something vacation days
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So I thought I thought that was pretty interesting. I didn’t like him anyway as a president
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we all know Dick Cheney was running this country when he was president, but
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Like I said, I thought that was funny. She’s been over thousand something days on vacation mostly at his rants in, Texas
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So I thought that was interesting. But again, he didn’t have to do anything Cheney was running the country
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So I’m talking about X Elon Musk all that kind of stuff
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The X platform forming on his Twitter has worked 71% less than what Elon bought it for in
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2022 according to the recent
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Information that was released on it now a lot of that is speculation – I think remember it’s not a public company anymore
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They don’t have to release financials. I would say it definitely has lost a lot of value
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And if you are interested in any of this stuff
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About X and what his thoughts are why he did what he did with it. Go ahead and check out. I
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Believe it’s I believe it’s on YouTube. It’s his interview with Rogan Joe Rogan
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He had a couple I think was like a month or two ago where he actually talks about why he bought X
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Why he did what he did how X went so far left that he that’s why he bought it
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And that’s why he moved, you know, now it’s more centered
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He says and that’s the other you know
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And now it just it feels like it’s it’s right me
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It feels like it’s in and he said too far right now because it was so far left and he’s got a whole big thing
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On that you could check out all on Twitter. I thought that was rather interesting check that out
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Like I said, it was him with Joe Rogan. It was actually quite interesting
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Like I said, this was all done recently. Like I said, they were saying that must purchase the company for 44
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Billion-dollars and they’re saying that it’s worth
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At least 71% less than that. So that’s that’s a lot of money
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it’s just amazing to me that I mean, you know, I hate to bring it up, but
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they they’re saying that one of the things that they’re gonna have to deal with with this is the whole situation of
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He took out loans on something that isn’t worth as much
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It used to be he owes I think it was the guy that owns Oracle Larry Ellison like a billion dollars. He owns
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Jack the guy Jack Dorsey the guy that founded the company a billion dollars
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So he owes those two guys just those types you guys only owes to money to he owes money to the bank
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Which fidelity is is not happy right now because he still owes them money
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And you know, he’s lost so many advertisers and all that kind of some other platform
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Not not looking too good for him. So well, I’m sure he’s not gonna lose the company, but it definitely
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Is something that we all should be not all should be but he should definitely be concerned with the company would declare bankruptcy
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He would still own it but then the bank could foreclose on Tesla one of them
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So, let’s see what to keep an eye on it and really see what happens here over the next couple of weeks months
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year
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Like I said, I don’t know how long it’s gonna want
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but apparently the bank is looking into the purchase and looking at how much he owes and what he’s paid already and all that and it’s
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There’s a whole big article on Fox Business the other day
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So speaking of Donald Trump, by the way, we talked about him a minute ago
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apparently Fox News has announced that they will be holding a
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town hall with the former president
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In Iowa to 10th, which is tomorrow. This will drop today, but a ninth and apparently they’re saying that he will be having a whole
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Well, they’ll be having a whole town hall with him while the other candidates Ron DeSantis
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What is it who else is there DeSantis I forget who else is running but there while they’re all at the the GOP primaries
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He will be
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Having his own town hall
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On that particular on Fox News. So those of you that don’t feel like watching the Republican debate
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Like I said, go ahead and you can watch that
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Also – by the way news talking about Biden. They’re saying somebody had came out. I want to make sure I get this particular
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Information, correct. I need to put it down in my show notes here. We scroll down
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They’re actually saying that JP Morgan strategy their strategist predicts that Biden’s gonna drop out after Super Tuesday
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and possibly somebody else would be the front-runner for the
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Democrats I’ve been saying this for a while folks and I think he was only gonna come in for one term
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If you guys listen to the shows from a year or two ago
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I remember saying I think he was only gonna be a one-term president and then he was going to
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What here’s what I think is gonna happen. They’re saying he might drop out
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I don’t think he’s going to what I think is going to happen. I think he’s going to stay in
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To go up against Trump try to get reelected if he does get reelected
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What will happen is?
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Then after that he’ll step down and Harris would be the the president and still point a vice president. I think
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That’s what I think is going to happen personally because then Harris could run again
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and then you would have you know what you’d have 12 years of Democrat rather than
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Just four but I think I really think that’s what’s gonna happen. I think that’s the Democrats strategy
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I’m still sticking by that but according to this report the strategist is saying he’s gonna drop out
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81 years old he’ll be 81 years old at the time of the election
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Yeah, so he’ll be 85 he stays in office Trump’s not much younger than that, but
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Biden they’re saying that Biden’s having health issues that the White House is keeping it hush-hush
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Maybe saying that since he got in there. He does have issues talking and stuttering
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Again, he’s had he does have I believe he has had strokes in the past. I’m not saying he’s not he’s incompetent
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I’m just saying I when you do have strokes my mother had strokes
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I had friends of ours that have had strokes
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Do you once you have a stroke you do have a stuttering issue just miss hard time finding words and things like that
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I’m not saying he he isn’t but the other thing I would like him to do is
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One thing I would like to see if you remember when Trump was in office
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They had him take a competency test and remember everybody kept saying all the companies. It wasn’t really a competency test
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it was just one that you you get if you have a
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Stroke or something like that. Well, why don’t they have Biden take one of those competency? I’m curious if he’d pass it
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I’m not saying he isn’t fit to lead I’m just saying I’d be curious if he’d pass it or not because I really I
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Do think he’s had some strokes and he does struggle with his words a little bit
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I’m not saying he’s not fit to lead but I’m just saying he
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That is very very common. So
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Let’s see also – in the post I want to bring this up because this was actually saw this today in the post and it
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Made me like oh, I guess I should bring that up for the show
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Apparently hey you this is the most insane thing a youtuber
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YouTube
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Was found buried in a couple’s backyard
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Legend ly dying during sex. This is the true story
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Apparently in a body the body of a missing Brazilian YouTube star has been found buried in a backyard of some of his neighbors
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Who now claim he died during a cocaine?
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cocaine fueled Christmas sex with a couple
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26 years old and they found him somebody found him buried in the backyard. This is crazy
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And the reason why I say this is crazy is because this is like the second time we’ve heard about this
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We I’m in Pennsylvania up here and we actually had
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something similar to this
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About oh god a couple a year or two ago. They found a
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They found somebody buried in somebody’s backyard. It was like and then I guess the guy died or was missing in the 90s
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I guess the guy killed him buried in his backyard and I guess whatever happened
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They were digging up the backyard and they found the body and the guy still lived there and all that
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So that was something like the similar. It’s crazy when they these things come out. I mean, I don’t understand what goes on these people but
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apparently
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You know that was that was in the news today. I was like what that was in the front page of the post
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So by the way to speaking thing, I’m not gonna get too much into this because there has been
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so much going on with this, but I’m not gonna get into all of it, but
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Apparently now with everything going on. Obviously those Epstein files were released
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There’s names on there. They’re saying Clinton’s on there. They’re saying a bunch of politicians a bunch of
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They’re saying that that they’re pleading the fifth
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They’re saying Epstein pled the fifth
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When all this stuff happened, obviously found dead dead in this jail cell
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Now apparently they’re saying somebody else who who knew about it
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Was found dead recently who was supposed to testify. I I just think this whole thing
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I mean the conspiracy theory people are going nuts on this Joe Alex Jones at a whole show on this today the other day
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On it, so I’m not gonna get a whole much into it. We all know Clinton was a ladies, man
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We all know Bill Gates was on the list of people that have been to Epstein’s Island
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The list of politicians that were on it just go on and on and on. I’m not saying
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You know, it’s the message you’re guilty by association. Sometimes you are you aren’t whatever the case may be
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But like I said, if you want to read the list is all of who’s on there
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I don’t recognize a lot of names but they have a list of who was on there. They have all these other it’s just an unbelievable
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Is there’s just so many names that are on there and the more supposed to come out
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I always felt that it was weird that Epstein
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died in his cell the moment the
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The cameras went down that’s always been a big conspiracy theory
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There’s a very about this guy that was supposed to testify now is dead
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You know, a lot of people are saying it’s you know, they’re trying to keep things hush-hush and all that
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I don’t necessarily doubt that or I don’t necessarily think they’re lying about it
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I think they are trying to keep it hush-hush. Are they killing people probably but like I said, you know
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All that is is the conspiracy to go nuts on it Jones has whole shows on it if you want to listen to it, but
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I’m more they’re saying more names are supposed to be released now as well
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And I’m sure if you’re a politician or anybody that’s been there
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Is going you know, it doesn’t want that to come out. So that’s uh, I
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Guess that there’s whole shows on that go ahead and look that up if you want if you’re really more interested in that
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I’m not gonna get too much into it. But apparently they are gonna release more and more names. So
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Interesting. So and we you know, we talked about how the news can
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Can sometimes take things
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You know make it take one thing, you know
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something small making something big and
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We all know that most things that happen especially kidnappings and stuff like that happen from people that are close to you and some of that
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There was a big article the other day over the weekend
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about this
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apparently the
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German newspaper there was somebody person. She’s a
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She’s heir to a quite a big steakhouse fortune
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her name is Christina block apparently she’s in the the midst of a divorce and
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anyway, her husband had her ex-husband had the kids and apparently somebody jumped out of a van and abducted the kids and
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They were investigating the police were investigating stuff of that and the news was saying well, this could be a whole thing
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to get you know to you know to for them to get ransom out of the mother and
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You know then the amount of press that was covering this thing the whole time
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There was nothing’s heard on the ransom request. Nothing’s heard on this the inventor. Well, it actually shows it actually so
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It actually came out of the investigation that she actually hired somebody to kidnap the kids from her husband because she wanted him back
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She hired two guys
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They kidnapped him from the fall knocked the father or be pushed to fall whatever knocked him down or whatever
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Grabbed two kids into a van and took off and apparently it was the the mother that actually hired two people to do it
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and apparently now she was ordered by him for the Hamburg court on to
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To release the two children back to the father because he’s got custody of him
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He was knocked out here got knocked down by two masked men on New Year’s Eve in a cafe in the southern Danish town of
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celebrating with his son and daughter
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And apparently it came out that the mother is the one that allegedly had the kids kidnapped and brought to her. So
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now she’s could be
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Facing possibly facing charges over this. I don’t know if they will or not. I’m sure either way no matter what happens
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This is not gonna help her case any if she’s trying custody of her kids
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Specific I mean something like this
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I mean you could I can guarantee you this is gonna get brought up when they go back to court for custody of hey you
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Kidnapped our kids remember that and frightened this crap out of them
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So I’m sure this is not gonna vote well for her
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But apparently the news is blowing this up over the weekend about oh well the ransom how much how much ransom could they ask for?
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Dada and it was all just
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again, I
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Even said this from the beginning of the story when I first saw it. I said, you know, this is probably the mother
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wanting to
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Not get back, but you know wanting to do you know, whatever and you know, it’s gonna come out. It’s hard
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It’s not gonna be a kidnap for ransom. It’s not gonna be anything like that. It’s gonna be her
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Or one of the you know, something like that. It’s not gonna be as big of a deal as everything
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Oh, these kids were kidnapped. I’m like, they’re not not kidnapped a problem with the mother or something
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And I was right and and I hate to you know
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Say I’m right all the time. But when it comes to stuff like this it almost always is
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A relative especially comes to kids. It’s always this now there are times
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We and I don’t remember this too young, but I remember reading about it
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Frank Sinatra’s son when he got kidnapped that was different that wasn’t anything that was actually actual ransom with people that wanted money
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The guy that started Adobe the company Adobe hit I believe he was kidnapped for ransom once by somebody he didn’t know
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And it that does happen sometimes but generally when it’s stuff like this with kids
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It’s generally the family how many times do you find out that you know kid was kidnapped and the kids been with his aunt for?
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Years, I mean it this especially with more children
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It’s usually not a ransom thing. It’s mostly you’re usually a custody thing or you know something where it just happens to be necessary
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It does happen sometimes, you know, but it generally with kids. It’s usually not ransom with kids
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It’s usually a custody thing or somebody wants a lot of times actually with kids if the kids are kidnapped
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And I’m not saying all the time because we all started I think about those three girls
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they got kidnapped for that guy for 13 Amanda Berry and all that but
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But specifically generally when it’s small children it is usually
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Custody thing usually nothing all time because it isn’t I mean we’ve seen many fringe cases, but
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Generally or generally people that do kidnap kids want a child aren’t able to have it and they kidnap them something that there’s been tons
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of like lifetime movies and stuff like that made about it, but I
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Said this was not this was gonna be exact. I as soon as this happened
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I said that was what it could have been ended up being right
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so I thought that was like I said, you know that was in the news and I was it was a big deal, but
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Unfortunately, is that I mean fortunately for the kids it ended well, you know as far as they’re just they’re just with the mother
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And they’re being returned to the father. Thank God. It wasn’t that because I’d feel horrible
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I mean a kid that’s kidnapped for ransom and all that kind of stuff
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I mean, I was actually movie from years ago called ransom is actually based on a true story
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So Mel Gibson, you can look it up on the internet or whatever
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You probably find it for free online, but where they actually did kidnap a kid for ransom
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And I think that kid I believe that I remember reading the story right the kid to this day isn’t right
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It just totally mentally worn them and rightfully so so
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But yeah that I said that was a big new story over the over the weekend and the news was blowing it up
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And to the speaking of the crazies
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There was also another story over the weekend
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about
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I’m I hope I get her name right esquisira
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Tana Remley
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Imprisoned for two years after her for four years after she puts a two million dollar
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Plot against her husband, I guess she won that she put a two million dollar bounty on her husband’s head to kill him
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I guess they were having issues and she
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I guess he was gonna get a lot of money in the divorce
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So she tried to spend she was gonna I guess she reached out somebody was gonna give him two million dollars ever husband killed
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They actually found out about it. She pled guilty and she only got four years behind bars, but that’s uh, that’s
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Pretty darn scary. Yeah, you we’ve heard I mean there’s been Netflix movies never that where the husband kills the wife and stuff like that, but
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You know, you don’t hear it as much to go in the other direction, but you guys remember Phil Hartman
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He was Ted in jingle all the way. His wife was I think she was on Zoloft or something like that. She was
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They were on vacation. She was doing cocaine or whatever like that
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I guess she got like she she she she got mad at him or was crazy. She killed him shot him
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I think she shot him and then the incident she got in the car and drove
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You know, I think to her friend’s house to confess it and all that kind of
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Sane story, but he had like I think she got I forget a year. She got behind
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I don’t I think she got prison time, but she had to it for killing somebody but
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But I know she uh, I know she that I think she follow. I think her brother his brother’s a final lawsuit against
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Pfizer of all things. I think was Pfizer one of those companies for
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For because they made the the Zoloft and it wasn’t like a warning on the Zola saying don’t mix this with cocaine or whatever
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I remember I remember hearing about that stuff. But yeah, so it does happen and we all remember what I mean
00:29:17.600 –> 00:29:23.840
We all remember what happened with Elena Bobbitt her husband, you know, so it does happen though the wives women can be vengeful
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you know, I mean mostly it’s it’s always the
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Nina’s lifetime channels. It’s always the
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You know, mostly the husband that’s to blame but it does go the other way. Sometimes it does
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So hope but that was in the news too. I’m like, this is like the weekend for dysfunctional families in the in the news
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I also like to bring up to I’m actually a wrestling fan myself
00:29:46.620 –> 00:29:50.580
But if you got I don’t know if many of you guys remember Teddy Hart
00:29:50.580 –> 00:29:57.460
He’s actually I believe he’s the nephew of Bret Hart or the I think yeah, I think he’s the nephew of Bret Hart
00:29:57.460 –> 00:30:04.300
He was actually supposed to be a pretty he was actually a pretty big wrestling star or was it wasn’t it was a rising star
00:30:04.300 –> 00:30:05.380
anyway
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and he actually
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There’s actually a documentary on a docu-series on him on peacock. It’s I think it’s only three episodes. I watched all three episodes
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Which is actually interesting where he actually it shows him
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You know, like he had a chance to be and W we said he was untrainable. He thought he knew everything
00:30:23.300 –> 00:30:28.540
he’s wrestling on the Indies and and just just completely crazy with
00:30:28.540 –> 00:30:35.400
just drug use and and and running the Indies and just kind of shows you don’t know what these guys are like and
00:30:35.940 –> 00:30:41.500
Apparently he was training a young girl and the girl went missing and now they can’t find her. He says he knows nothing about it
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His passport was pulled so he’s not able to leave the country and it’s a whole big thing
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If you’re in it to wrestling at all, like I said, it’s called a Teddy Hart and that’s the whole thing
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It’s actually well done. It’s my documentary filmmaker
00:30:55.180 –> 00:31:01.620
It’s actually like I said, very well done. Usually that stuff is kind of a but it actually is very well done
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It’s actually a shame to yeah young good-looking girl with I think she’s a mom
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like couple kids too and
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And now unfortunately, you know, she’s you know, they can’t have me able to find her
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They’re still he’s being tried for it, but they haven’t found a body or anything like that. So it
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Like I said, he wants to documentary
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Like I said, I’m gonna give too much of her way, but it was one of those things where do I do?
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I think he killed her. I’m not I don’t think so
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But do I think you put her in a very bad situation? She couldn’t get out of absolutely
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so that’s one like I said to
00:31:32.820 –> 00:31:39.360
Like I said to take a watch if you’re a wrestling fan, we also too if you watch there’s another series too called dark side of
00:31:39.360 –> 00:31:40.360
the ring
00:31:40.360 –> 00:31:43.820
Which is on Hulu as well. You can watch it. I believe it’s like a vice media show
00:31:43.820 –> 00:31:49.240
you find that on the internet, but all that and all that wrestling stuff always makes it onto the internet because well,
00:31:49.240 –> 00:31:51.240
we’re wrestling people do that and
00:31:51.240 –> 00:31:55.260
Talking about Jimmy Jimmy superfly snooker and
00:31:55.260 –> 00:32:00.900
The craziness behind him and and what he did and how he did they he kind of admitted
00:32:01.420 –> 00:32:06.500
Basically almost killing somebody but because of all the trauma and stuff he had had to the head and all that kind of stuff
00:32:06.500 –> 00:32:11.540
They he was unfit to stand trial. I think he’s like 76 or 78 at the time and
00:32:11.540 –> 00:32:16.180
you know, they I don’t know if he confessed but they found proof and they were gonna try him for it and
00:32:16.180 –> 00:32:18.980
You know, it’s just one of those things also to
00:32:18.980 –> 00:32:26.060
You guys remember D. There’s a restaurant called Dino Bravo. He was one that they just found him dead in an alley somewhere
00:32:27.500 –> 00:32:33.060
You know, they they don’t know there’s a lot of if you want to really look that up really look if you are a wrestling fan
00:32:33.060 –> 00:32:35.060
You want to kind of see the other side of wrestling?
00:32:35.060 –> 00:32:38.520
Really check out. It’s called dark side of the dark side of the ring
00:32:38.520 –> 00:32:42.240
It’s actually pretty good. And like I said, the other one is a teddy heart story. It’s on peacock
00:32:42.240 –> 00:32:49.340
So something else I want to bring up any of you guys that are in Pennsylvania. I think this is a valid story
00:32:49.340 –> 00:32:51.800
it’s why I know it’s a little local for some people but
00:32:52.820 –> 00:33:00.100
Apparently there is going to actually be the State Department of Revenue in Pennsylvania announced that in this year 2024
00:33:00.100 –> 00:33:03.220
apparently they are going to
00:33:03.220 –> 00:33:04.540
drop
00:33:04.540 –> 00:33:05.660
the
00:33:05.660 –> 00:33:10.160
gas tax from 61 cents per gallon to 57 cents per gallon
00:33:10.160 –> 00:33:15.820
So you’re gonna save about four cents a gallon at the pump because of this the state tax
00:33:15.820 –> 00:33:19.500
I don’t think that’s that big of a deal. I don’t think it’s going
00:33:19.500 –> 00:33:21.620
You know
00:33:21.620 –> 00:33:24.760
And so to really bump the needle for most of us
00:33:24.760 –> 00:33:32.100
but this kind of figure this was gonna happen because election season, you know, everybody all know that gas comes down during elections and
00:33:32.100 –> 00:33:34.860
Especially in where we live in, Pennsylvania
00:33:34.860 –> 00:33:39.420
there has always been a state a state gas tax and
00:33:39.420 –> 00:33:42.380
I’ve bring this up a bunch because I remember when they put it on
00:33:42.380 –> 00:33:44.820
I was only gonna be for the first year and then it’s gonna know after that
00:33:44.820 –> 00:33:51.180
It won’t be ever and I’m still paying that damn tax how long later but like I said and and by the way
00:33:51.180 –> 00:33:55.100
I don’t point out to that was supposed to be for the roads and Pennsylvania still has some of the worst roads in the state
00:33:55.100 –> 00:33:57.060
In the country, I’m sorry
00:33:57.060 –> 00:34:01.540
And like I said, so you’re looking you’re gonna see about four cents a gallon prices are gonna come down
00:34:01.540 –> 00:34:03.840
Anyway, because of the elections coming up
00:34:03.840 –> 00:34:06.900
like I said only gets it a month the needle for most of us, but it was
00:34:06.900 –> 00:34:13.060
Relevant news for those of you that live in Pennsylvania anybody too by the way that lives in
00:34:13.060 –> 00:34:16.820
California there’s actually this was a big story
00:34:16.820 –> 00:34:20.140
That actually saw on a bunch of business sites
00:34:20.780 –> 00:34:23.580
Apparently the minimum wage in California
00:34:23.580 –> 00:34:28.540
Says right here from actually this is actually from gov.cal.gov
00:34:28.540 –> 00:34:31.240
interesting domain
00:34:31.240 –> 00:34:38.220
Established a minimum wage of $20 per hour for fast food workers beginning April 1st 2024 and allows
00:34:38.220 –> 00:34:46.300
The council to increase the wage annually the annual increase is capped at the lesser of 3.5 percent
00:34:47.300 –> 00:34:54.100
Of or the annual increase of the US CPI for urban wage earnings and clients workers
00:34:54.100 –> 00:34:57.380
so that’s uh
00:34:57.380 –> 00:35:02.420
Again, that was in the news today or in the news this week. That was a big story
00:35:02.420 –> 00:35:06.620
Because now but I will say this though and and believe me
00:35:06.620 –> 00:35:10.500
I’m not uh, and I think some of the stuff of pushing for higher wage and stuff of that
00:35:10.500 –> 00:35:16.180
It’s part of the reason why I have this automation. I mean part of the problem one of the reasons why uber is
00:35:16.860 –> 00:35:20.180
Going with automated vehicles is because they’ve had such problems
00:35:20.180 –> 00:35:25.960
With drivers, okay, and it’s not like a lot of people say oh, it’s because they don’t want to pay wages
00:35:25.960 –> 00:35:28.220
it’s part of that and I’m not gonna lie, but
00:35:28.220 –> 00:35:31.540
They’ve also had a very difficult time with drivers
00:35:31.540 –> 00:35:36.140
So I have a feeling now that with this you’re gonna start because McDonald’s is already experimenting
00:35:36.140 –> 00:35:42.060
With an automated process to make hamburgers and stuff like that. I mean, they already have the kiosks in and some of that so
00:35:42.060 –> 00:35:44.580
I could see companies
00:35:45.060 –> 00:35:49.260
Really moving that along deal just when I went to TechCrunch, which is a fairly big
00:35:49.260 –> 00:35:55.740
Startup thing I went recently and they already have robots that are assembling tacos and stuff like that. So I
00:35:55.740 –> 00:35:58.740
Think it’s only going to be a matter of time before
00:35:58.740 –> 00:36:05.220
If they keep driving the prices up that these companies are just gonna go with automation. I can see it happening
00:36:05.220 –> 00:36:09.260
It happened to factory workers. I can see it happening to fast-food workers like even to drivers
00:36:09.260 –> 00:36:13.580
so like I said, I I think this is going to be I
00:36:14.100 –> 00:36:21.020
Hope I mean first of all, it’s one of the reason I’m saying I’m okay with this is California is a very expensive to live
00:36:21.020 –> 00:36:26.540
Regardless, it’s a very expensive area. It’s just like living. I mean just like New York or Houston
00:36:26.540 –> 00:36:32.180
I mean, those are major metropolitan hubs and you cannot make it at 70 bucks an hour even 12 bucks an hour
00:36:32.180 –> 00:36:35.940
It’s just there’s absolutely no, especially with the cost of living going up like it is so
00:36:35.940 –> 00:36:39.980
But I hope that this doesn’t hurt
00:36:41.380 –> 00:36:46.420
The the job market in the sense we’re gonna lose a lot of those jobs unless people don’t want those jobs they have no choice
00:36:46.420 –> 00:36:49.980
We all remember the problem. I’m from New Jersey and
00:36:49.980 –> 00:36:55.580
We all remember the hard times that they had with getting tollbooth workers. So they went to easy pass. So
00:36:55.580 –> 00:37:03.820
You know, I I just I’m all for people getting a living wage. I’m all for that. But what I will say is I
00:37:03.820 –> 00:37:07.220
Have a feeling you’re gonna see automation get first person further
00:37:07.220 –> 00:37:11.540
Especially and not even because of the wage hike I think because just how hard it is to get help
00:37:11.540 –> 00:37:15.980
so I think you’re gonna see more that and I think this is gonna push even further because if the
00:37:15.980 –> 00:37:18.240
Workers, they are gonna get they got to pay good. So
00:37:18.240 –> 00:37:21.280
You know I could see that
00:37:21.280 –> 00:37:25.140
One thing I will say they’re saying that state industry wage
00:37:25.140 –> 00:37:30.060
Council is set wages for the fast-food workers until January 1st of 2029
00:37:30.060 –> 00:37:35.280
So you have to pay people that until 2029 that is the the rule right now
00:37:36.140 –> 00:37:43.460
In California, so like I said, we’ll see what happens that goes into place on April 1st, so they got some time yet
00:37:43.460 –> 00:37:48.420
But like I said, we will we’ll see I’m curious what big companies are gonna do the probably just gonna you know
00:37:48.420 –> 00:37:53.820
honestly, and I hate to say it this may actually even be a moot point because
00:37:53.820 –> 00:37:59.260
If you you know so many places are trying to get people that they are paying high wages
00:37:59.260 –> 00:38:02.020
This might actually be a moot point if I’m being honest
00:38:02.460 –> 00:38:05.820
And the last story I wanted to bring up because it just shows in politics how?
00:38:05.820 –> 00:38:08.360
things just
00:38:08.360 –> 00:38:12.060
No matter what happens, you know things just get you know
00:38:12.060 –> 00:38:19.140
Even if you screw up you you get rewarded so those of us that
00:38:19.140 –> 00:38:22.260
That remember
00:38:22.260 –> 00:38:27.460
There was the the person that was convicted of ballot
00:38:27.460 –> 00:38:30.300
harvesting Gloria Torres
00:38:30.580 –> 00:38:33.300
Was just named San Luis’s vice
00:38:33.300 –> 00:38:35.780
mayor or
00:38:35.780 –> 00:38:37.780
What they call the mayor?
00:38:37.780 –> 00:38:42.460
The one basically vice mayor. Yes, you can call it or whatever you want to call it deputy mayor. I was
00:38:42.460 –> 00:38:46.860
but apparently she was she she was actually convicted of
00:38:46.860 –> 00:38:55.460
Voter for she was actually case investigated. She wasn’t merely caught committing fraud. She was actually criminally convicted of doing so
00:38:55.460 –> 00:38:57.180
Okay
00:38:57.180 –> 00:38:59.180
Now this person is deputy mayor
00:38:59.620 –> 00:39:02.460
How does that even happen I?
00:39:02.460 –> 00:39:09.780
Mean really how does that even happen like I just don’t know it’s got to be I don’t understand how people in politics do the stuff
00:39:09.780 –> 00:39:15.520
They screw up and they get rewarded. It’s just the way you know. It’s just the way the world works
00:39:15.520 –> 00:39:22.420
Unbelievable so that was in the news this week as well so
00:39:22.420 –> 00:39:28.740
Big pile big stack of news stories this week. You know it’s the first first couple weeks of January
00:39:28.740 –> 00:39:31.500
I’m really surprised we had as much news stories usually this is a quiet time of year
00:39:31.500 –> 00:39:36.340
But everybody’s Congress is coming back here in some back. It’s like I said some other stuff. We’ll talk about next week
00:39:36.340 –> 00:39:40.100
One of the things I do want to point out I’ve been watching that
00:39:40.100 –> 00:39:43.700
I’ve been watching that show on
00:39:43.700 –> 00:39:45.660
Netflix
00:39:45.660 –> 00:39:52.860
Alone, well, it’s not really it’s on Netflix, but it’s actually a I believe it’s a Discovery Channel thing Discovery Plus thing, but it’s on
00:39:52.860 –> 00:39:56.560
It’s on Netflix and by the way to folks you see you know
00:39:57.460 –> 00:40:01.880
HBO Max as all their content is from Discovery is on their platform
00:40:01.880 –> 00:40:07.380
It’s not there’s certain shows you can only get on Discovery Plus even though Max says that all their content is going on there
00:40:07.380 –> 00:40:09.340
It’s not all there. Just so you know
00:40:09.340 –> 00:40:13.480
But one of these I was watching they are actually in the wilderness
00:40:13.480 –> 00:40:21.540
And it’s actually really cold time of year, and it’s snowing and all that kind of stuff and one of the things I was
00:40:21.540 –> 00:40:24.880
actually very interested in seeing was that
00:40:25.900 –> 00:40:28.940
The they actually had people that were actually they were building these
00:40:28.940 –> 00:40:33.820
They always build shelters now obviously, but one of these I thought was very interesting was
00:40:33.820 –> 00:40:36.720
How all these people since they’re in the snow?
00:40:36.720 –> 00:40:43.180
They’re actually all making beds on raised. They’re all making raised beds, so you’re not sitting on the cold floor
00:40:43.180 –> 00:40:46.380
Very interesting. I thought it was really important
00:40:46.380 –> 00:40:50.180
They were talking about how you can have have you if you lift your cot up off the ground
00:40:50.180 –> 00:40:54.300
And or build like yourself like a raised bed you put your sleeping bag on there
00:40:54.300 –> 00:40:56.740
So you’re not sleeping on the floor keeps you warm
00:40:56.740 –> 00:40:59.800
Also – if you build a fire pit
00:40:59.800 –> 00:41:02.740
Actually dig it into the ground
00:41:02.740 –> 00:41:05.600
So you know it not only does it warm
00:41:05.600 –> 00:41:08.500
You know it keeps the place warm, but it also helped get the ground warm
00:41:08.500 –> 00:41:12.900
So you’re not sleeping on the cold ground if you are on the ground. I thought that was interesting as well
00:41:12.900 –> 00:41:19.060
Some of these they showed people building shelters actually building the shelter with like almost like a chimney outside
00:41:19.060 –> 00:41:22.980
So that people could actually you know you could be in your shelter and have the heat
00:41:23.820 –> 00:41:27.820
Lot of interesting things when it comes to building these shelters especially in the cold winter
00:41:27.820 –> 00:41:33.660
Area and stuff of that one of the things that I did I did notice that I never really thought about
00:41:33.660 –> 00:41:36.660
But one of the things these guys were doing a lot
00:41:36.660 –> 00:41:41.860
I mean it’s hard because the lands barren and stuff like that so they relied heavily on fly fishing
00:41:41.860 –> 00:41:45.740
and they were making their their own rods and stuff like that and
00:41:45.740 –> 00:41:50.460
One of the things I didn’t one of the things that I was thinking about I didn’t think about it
00:41:50.460 –> 00:41:53.020
Then I was I was watching like you know these guys are getting so many fish
00:41:53.020 –> 00:41:56.660
But eventually as it gets colder and the season starts to change you know
00:41:56.660 –> 00:41:59.620
Eventually those fishing patterns are going to change
00:41:59.620 –> 00:42:04.660
So one of the things they’re doing is is relying heavily on fishing, so I thought that was
00:42:04.660 –> 00:42:10.580
Something I’ll see well. That’s great, but what happens when with the fishing patterns change and stuff like that so
00:42:10.580 –> 00:42:14.660
One of the things I did notice that was kind of interesting the one guy talking about being inventive
00:42:14.660 –> 00:42:18.060
They were they had to bring you had to make your own flies
00:42:18.060 –> 00:42:21.460
And one of the guys before he left
00:42:22.060 –> 00:42:26.020
For you know left you know from home to come up
00:42:26.020 –> 00:42:28.780
I guess he had his his wife bleached his hair
00:42:28.780 –> 00:42:33.500
So he would have or dye his hair so we’d have yellow in his hair, and then he also did
00:42:33.500 –> 00:42:37.820
Also had his wife. I guess she dyed part of his hair yellow and part of it green
00:42:37.820 –> 00:42:40.320
This way he can cut his hair and use it to make flies
00:42:40.320 –> 00:42:45.860
I really was impressed with that and then he also had back of his hair died pink, but that didn’t last too long
00:42:45.860 –> 00:42:50.100
But yeah, he actually dyed his hair so he can cut his hair and use his hair
00:42:50.640 –> 00:42:55.180
To make the flies because you need you know because obviously fish are attracted to bright colors and stuff
00:42:55.180 –> 00:42:57.900
So I thought that was very inventive something
00:42:57.900 –> 00:43:02.300
I saw I’m like wow you know what that actually is a good like if you know you’re gonna go out in the wilderness and
00:43:02.300 –> 00:43:06.620
You’re gonna need to be making flies and stuff of that to actually dye your hair like that
00:43:06.620 –> 00:43:10.060
You can I mean your hair is gonna grow no matter what so they can chop a little bit of it off
00:43:10.060 –> 00:43:13.280
And use it to make a fly so I thought that was really interesting
00:43:13.280 –> 00:43:19.420
And like I said they were actually making fly fishing rods, which I mean isn’t hard if you’re obviously wet flying a dry fly
00:43:19.420 –> 00:43:24.780
We’ve talked about all this, but your wet fly goes in the water. We dry fly. You know pulls on top of the water, but
00:43:24.780 –> 00:43:27.480
They actually are making their own
00:43:27.480 –> 00:43:32.480
Their own particular you know their own flies and rods of its very inventive
00:43:32.480 –> 00:43:36.280
Also – like I said one of the things I did notice is
00:43:36.280 –> 00:43:41.560
This one of the guys was actually boiling and eating seaweed
00:43:41.560 –> 00:43:45.900
We always you hear about people eating seaweed and stuff, but you actually say it
00:43:47.420 –> 00:43:51.200
You know what they uh what they actually you know what they do to eat
00:43:51.200 –> 00:43:55.800
You know eat seaweed it’s uh they have to boil it and and then and then you’re eating it
00:43:55.800 –> 00:44:00.240
I mean I can’t imagine I mean I know it’s healthy for you, but I can’t imagine a taste that great
00:44:00.240 –> 00:44:06.640
But when you’re out in the woods you know and one thing I have noticed especially with any of these survival shows you have a you
00:44:06.640 –> 00:44:10.300
have a lot better chance of
00:44:10.300 –> 00:44:14.080
Fishing than you do hunting
00:44:14.080 –> 00:44:19.320
It’s just the way it is and I don’t know why that is but you always have you know a better chance of
00:44:19.320 –> 00:44:23.280
Getting a fish than you do getting an animal
00:44:23.280 –> 00:44:28.940
It’s just the way it is on these shows. You know we have a chance of getting small game like a fisher or a
00:44:28.940 –> 00:44:33.880
You know or squirrels or like you know you always have a better chance of that stuff
00:44:33.880 –> 00:44:37.000
Rather than large game. It’s just the way it is in these shows but
00:44:37.000 –> 00:44:40.740
One of the things that I will say though, and I brought this up like the one guy was like
00:44:40.740 –> 00:44:42.860
I’m gonna get myself a bear so I can I’m gonna get myself
00:44:43.700 –> 00:44:50.140
That is a pretty tall order for somebody with only a couple of arrows and you know all by himself
00:44:50.140 –> 00:44:54.780
You know I mean, it’s just it’s just a really hard. I mean you can do it
00:44:54.780 –> 00:44:59.280
I’ve done it, but you know going going bear hunting with a bow is
00:44:59.280 –> 00:45:03.220
It’s not as easy as it sounds and these guys
00:45:03.220 –> 00:45:07.760
Especially are you know out in the wilderness by themselves?
00:45:07.760 –> 00:45:12.560
And they’re gonna try to hunt bear that is going to be a a tall order, so we’ve been watching that
00:45:13.080 –> 00:45:15.320
that’s been interesting, but
00:45:15.320 –> 00:45:18.820
One thing I have noticed about a lot of these shows
00:45:18.820 –> 00:45:24.520
And I don’t know why but you just seem to get those guys that are the big tough guys always seem to tap out first
00:45:24.520 –> 00:45:29.980
But like I said I was watching that but one of the things that really interested me not so much the fishing and stuff like
00:45:29.980 –> 00:45:31.980
that but the actual
00:45:31.980 –> 00:45:36.880
Actually you know building your shelter have me on being cold all the time
00:45:36.880 –> 00:45:42.520
One of these I didn’t think of one of these I’ve thought about myself is especially these guys around the woods in the winter
00:45:42.720 –> 00:45:44.580
You know we talked about this last show
00:45:44.580 –> 00:45:49.960
But you you know getting dry firewood if you you know knock a tree down or something like that you have to kind of dig
00:45:49.960 –> 00:45:53.040
Into it to find the dry firewood because the outside is gonna be all wet
00:45:53.040 –> 00:45:55.520
So one of the things I was watching was these guys
00:45:55.520 –> 00:45:58.640
in these in these woods and then these these
00:45:58.640 –> 00:46:02.880
They’re cutting trees down just so they have dry wood
00:46:02.880 –> 00:46:08.680
Where they cut it up, and then they leave it in the shelter so it has a chance to dry overnight and stuff of that
00:46:09.180 –> 00:46:14.200
So it’s a little bit different also too though one of the things that that is tough with that too is getting seasoned wood
00:46:14.200 –> 00:46:17.020
I know one of the guys was looking for dead trees
00:46:17.020 –> 00:46:19.700
Just because he knew it would be it would burn better
00:46:19.700 –> 00:46:22.520
Then you cut down a regular tree because even the woods I mean
00:46:22.520 –> 00:46:25.840
Regular tree you’re not gonna have a whole lot of a lot of that fire
00:46:25.840 –> 00:46:29.200
We know burn, but it’s gonna be tough to burn if it’s not seasoned
00:46:29.200 –> 00:46:31.820
Especially if it’s damp and wet
00:46:31.820 –> 00:46:37.560
So like I said when you’re watching these shows sometimes you get there really I mean not saying yet the wonder but
00:46:38.280 –> 00:46:43.740
It’s tough sometimes like when you watch people it’s like oh, I didn’t think about like it’s so I watch it cuz basically it’s educational
00:46:43.740 –> 00:46:45.920
It’s teaching you bushcraft and some of that
00:46:45.920 –> 00:46:49.820
But I thought that was rather interesting like I said they one guy was like well
00:46:49.820 –> 00:46:51.660
I’ll get a dead tree so it burns, but I’m like yeah
00:46:51.660 –> 00:46:55.400
And then the other problem is if you’re in an area like that where it’s snowing all the time
00:46:55.400 –> 00:47:00.700
It’s gonna be hard to find dry wood so you have to get wood and then put it in your shelter to dry out so you
00:47:00.700 –> 00:47:02.700
Can actually make a fire?
00:47:02.700 –> 00:47:04.980
So like I said it is rather interesting
00:47:05.340 –> 00:47:09.500
And one of the things to somebody had talked to me were talking about one of those shows and they had said to me
00:47:09.500 –> 00:47:13.800
Well these guys you know you think that they’re in the woods for these months and months and months
00:47:13.800 –> 00:47:16.700
I never you know do any kind of agriculture stuff
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I’m like yeah, but I mean if you were gonna stay out there forever
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You would but if you’re only gonna be out there like 40 50 60 days, but a time something grows
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It’s not gonna be worth your at some of these places to where they at right now are barren
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I mean now it’s not the time when they get out there. It’s not the time. We’re here to grow something
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Um that’s the other problem
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Because somebody had said well these people are smart. They’d set up. You know they start growing their own fruits
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I’m like you think
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Vegetables yeah, but they’re not out there. It’s only out there 50 60 70 80 days. I mean that’s not
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Enough time to grow enough to even be substantial a lot of extra a lot of move you have to realize too and in those kind
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Of situations it’s it’s calorie versus reward. You know I see these guys walking around all day, and they they shoot
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one squirrel and
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I’m thinking to myself, and I’m not like I get it you’re hungry you got to find food
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But you know that’s a lot of burnt calories for a squirrel. I know you have to eat
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But you know you got to some of these guys spend all day hunting when you know what I mean
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It’s like well
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What I what I like I said one of the things that I would do if I was out in the woods like that I definitely
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Would be making like traps like fish traps and some of that throw them in the water
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And then maybe I would do a little bit of walking around for food
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For something to small game or whatever that because at least this way you get twice the chance of getting food
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I know because the guy that’s fishing is gonna burn a heck of a lot less calories and guys walking around rugged terrain looking for
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something to shoot
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Again, you’re gonna eat your rabbits. You’re gonna get your squirrels. You’re gonna get you all that stuff
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But um just you have a better chance. I personally would do the small game stuff even though. It’s less reward. It’s a lot safer
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Especially if you’re by yourself
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You know you’re gonna be able to process
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You know one of the things to I’ve noticed on these shows do some nights people get stuff
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And then they don’t have a way to store it or process it and then they end up losing it
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Some people have done well
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I mean I know a lot I told people in this for I think I told us on those shows if you get
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An animal in the woods, and it’s big then what I recommend everybody to smoke it
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Because if you smoke to me Lisa won’t go bad
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Let me say we wrap it and salt where you gonna get that much salt in the middle of the woods if you smoke it
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Or you know some of that you you can at least you know the meat won’t go bad
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You know at least this week. I’ll have it for a while anyway
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And like I said the other thing part of that too is rationing and making sure it doesn’t go bad
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But like I said it just like I said, I love watching any of these survivors
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So I watch them all I watch survive. I watch alone
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I watch all these kind of bushcraft shows cuz I I like why you actually there if you’re somebody that’s into
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Prepper and bushcraft and all that kind of stuff it actually is worth watching these shows you actually learn a lot
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I know it’s reality TV
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So you got to take it at arm’s length
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But you actually do learn quite a bit on these shows and one of the things I’ve always thought about with these shows is
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You know they’re giving you’re going out in the woods to earn money, but they’re giving you the camera
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You know that kind of stuff saying okay?
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Well, here’s your camera make sure you record all your footage and stuff like that
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So I mean I know these shows cost money to do, but I’m always wondered how much
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How one there’s gonna be so much as the guy that edits the video?
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It’s got to be so much crap to go through that you can’t use
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So much stuff that you just have to go through to try to make a show out of it
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I can’t imagine the amount of garbage video they get they can’t use
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and plus –
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I think of the mightiest place to save they don’t to send a cameraman or anything like that
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They just send you in with the cameras and say hey record all this stuff and make daily videos while you’re doing it
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I’ve always said like wow no one of these shows do so well the cost of production is down
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I don’t worry camera and stuff that but you do need people to edit the video and stuff like that
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But I always thought about that way. That’s pretty interesting
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Like I said folks not a whole lot of other stuff today. Just a big stack of news stories
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I wanted to talk about today like I said, I will speak to you on the next episode. Thank you very much